Funding a brain injury compensation case

No deductions from financial awards

The legal costs paid to us are in addition to any awards made to those who have sustained brain injuries. There are no deductions made whatsoever from the total compensation amount awarded.

All potential cases are reviewed by a specialist brain injury compensation solicitor on a cost-free, and confidential basis. This process is undertaken with no commitment to use our services required whatsoever. This ensures that all potential clients can contact us for confidential advice, without the fear of commitment. To find out more please contact us.

Transparency of costs

The majority of those affected by a brain injury have had no reason to bring a case before. It is our objective for all of those involved to quickly understand how their case will be funded, and give a full transparency and assurance as to the reasons that they will not have to pay for our services.

Compensation awards are secured on our clients' behalf from insurance companies. These companies also pay the legal costs that we incur. The method of our cost recovery ensures that our clients receive the benefit of our entire suite of brain injury services at no cost to them. In addition, the excellent reputation we have built within the insurance industry, results in us securing the substantial awards that our clients require to fulfill their unique requirements.

 

Next Steps

To discuss your situation with a specialist brain injury compensation solicitor, please call us on 0800 61 66 81. We will treat your request with utmost confidence and professionalism at all times.

We have produced a series of free guides to brain injury compensation. These answer many of the questions faced at this time. > To receive your free guides click here.

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